Resumo de Sydney Tourist Sites

Tourist sites Sydney Opera House (Opera of Sydney): the Opera of Sydney was constructed in 1973. The building has a very famous organic structure in form of ` velas' with white tiles. The Opera has a great room for concerts, a room for operates and other smaller rooms. It is an emblem of the city and is the photographed site more in the city. Sydney Harbour Bridge (Bridge of the port of Sydney): the bridge was constructed in 1932 and is the first bridge of the Port. It was the bridge of only a longer arc of the world. It is possible to be raised with a guide. The Rocks (The Rocks): the first district of the Sydney, oldest. There are renewed historical buildings, galleries of art, pubs, restaurants, coffees and tourist stores. The Museum of Contemporary Art (Museum of Contemporary Art) is in this district and has a collection of Australian and international contemporary art. It is the European district of the city. The Beaches of Sydney are very famous. Most famous - and more popular - they are Bondi and Manly. Sydney has more than 50 beaches and influence in the culture of the city. Beaches very are occupied, with parks, strolls, surf, barbecues, markets, restaurants and stores, nevertheless, others are isolated and calm. Chinatown (Chinese District) is in the south of downtown and is the cultural center for the Chinese community in Sydney. The Chinese community has lived in the south of downtown from century XVIII. Nowadays, it is not a residential center but a cultural and commercial center. There are many companies of other parts of Asia here. Many people of Chinese origin live outside on the Chinese District, in other parts of Sidney, like Chatswood, Strathfield and Hurstville (those centers also have Chinese commercial centers). In the Chinese District, the great market that is called Paddy's Market is an activity center the week ends. Paddington is a pretty district to 3 kilometers to the east of the center of Sidney. There are many pretty houses Victorian and renewed in this district and a market that you do not have perderte Saturdays. In the street Oxford St there are many stores fashionable and independent galleries of art. Darling Harbour (Port of Darling) is a port of the city. Nowadays it is a popular tourist site, with restaurants, bars, stores and parks. Also there are concerts and other events public there. Interesting sites include the Chinese garden, the Maritime National Museum (National Marine Museum) and Sydney Aquarium (Aquarius of Sidney). The University of Sydney was founded on 1850 and is the oldest university of Australia. It has more than 43,000 students and several stone old buildings of the gothic style. Art Gallery of New South Wales (Gallery of Art of the New Wales of the South) is gallería older of art of Sidney and has a collection of Australian art of centuries XVIII, XIX and XX. Also there are collections of Asian, European, international and native art. Olympic park is to 20 kilometers to the west of the city. The site of the Olympic Games of the 2000. The sport stages and buildings are here. After the Olympic Games the site has much more been calm and now there is not much activity there. Newtown is a district to 3 kilometers to the south of downtown. It is a very interesting and alternative mixed district. Its main street that is called King Street has ethnic stores and many restaurants. King Street is considered has more than 30 Thailander restaurants. Kings Cross in a district to 1 kilometer to the east of downtown. It is the red district of the city but also there are bars and coffees. There are popular shelters for the mochileros. Royal Botanic Gardens (Real Botanical Gardens) has many Australian examples of trees and plants and other countries. The site of the gardens, in a bay of the port, is very pretty. From the gardens there are good views of the city, the Opera and the Bridge. Hyde Park is a means park so large and is in downtown. He is very popular for the workers of the city.

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